Which of the following statements is usually true with respect to reading and interpreting a bivariate percentage table?
a. percentages are listed across the top and along the sides are the subgroup comparisons
b. the researcher has the right to arrange a bivariate percentage table in any manner he or she chooses
c. percentages can only be used going down the side of the table
d. subgroup comparisons can only be used going across the top of the bivariate percentage table
Question 2
When using multivariate analysis, what are you able to state with confidence?
a. that you have looked at one variable and can analyze it
b. that you have looked at two unrelated variables
c. that you looked at the simultaneous relationships among several variables but this does not lead to interpreting their causal relationship
d. that you looked at the simultaneous relationships among several variables and that as a result you can more fully understand the relationships between them
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